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Williamsburg and Jamestown, VA: then and now
4 real landmarks in Williamsburg and Jamestown, each with an old photo you can fade into today's view. Find four places from Virginia's colonial story: the old tower at Jamestown, then three stops in Williamsburg. Jamestown is several miles from the Williamsburg stops, so plan a drive between them. At each one, check in…
Jamestown Church TowerA brick tower that is the only 17th-century structure still standing at Jamestown.
Wren BuildingThe oldest college building still standing in the United States, rebuilt after three fires.
Bruton Parish ChurchA working Episcopal church from 1715, planned by a royal governor.
Governor's PalaceThe home of Virginia's governors, burned in 1781 and rebuilt in the 1930s.
Walk it. Stamp it.
Visit all 4 stops in Williamsburg and Jamestown, answer what is in front of you, and earn the town's passport stamps. Free, no sign-up.
Play Williamsburg and JamestownWritten from sources; not yet walked on site unless a stop says otherwise.